+ Whereas it is through grace – the un-earnable grace of the Source – that we are saved…
+ And it is through love – the all-inclusive unconditioned love of the Source – entering into and through our processes*, that our potential and the potential of the whole of life is unfolded… is realized…
*processes that require we move beyond – enfold within, but move beyond – the limitations of instinctive love, the instinctive love of self, family, tribe, etc…. processes that require our moving towards oneness and wholeness.
+ It is through work, called work – our taking up of intentional ways of working and living – that we worship in spirit and truth… thus moving ourselves towards the fulfilling of the prophecy of Christ:
“The hour is coming, and is now here,
when true worshippers
will worship the Father in spirit and truth;
And indeed,
the Father seeks such people to worship him.” (John 4:23)
All of this – our willful returning to the path of original intent; the fulfilling of our intentional purpose – requires that we move beyond the limitations of reason, reasoned interpretation; that we come from a life of the whole perspective; and calls for our seeking to access the wisdom of intent… a process which itself requires the accessing and developing of the intuition of wholeness.
And ultimately… our returning – our moving towards the whole of the truth of the Source – calls upon, requires us, to have faith… faith in intent… faith in original intent… a faith such that we seek congruence with, mastery of, intended ways; rather than mastery over pursuits… a congruence that is reflected in our working to create a culture that works for all children in the world… a faith in intent, in original intent, that awakens within, the realness and gravity of Christ’s question regarding faith:
When I return, will I find one person of faith on the earth?
(Ref. Luke 18:8)
